Sentences with phrase «better absorb the loss»

The new auction system could well give an advantage to larger companies, who have more resources to develop bids and who can better absorb the loss of one bid if they win another project, suggested Matthias Deutsch at Agora Energiewende.

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By purchasing these securities outright (rather than through a well - defined repurchase agreement), the Fed is effectively obligating the U.S. government to either guarantee them or to absorb any future losses.

Bank's ability to absorb such projected losses would depend on their ability to generate revenue in the future as well as on their current capital cushions.

A high capital ratio is a direct measure of a well - funded loss - absorbing buffer.

It's well known, for example, that banks would choose to have too little capacity to absorb losses — too little equity capital — because their current shareholders don't bear the full economic costs of their failure or distress.

Now if the billionaire majority owners can absorb the loss, well, that makes things kind of rosy.

Land loss also affects marine plants and animals as well as how pollution is absorbed and broken down.

Bananas are the best friends of bone health — they help your body absorb calcium and other vital nutrients that promote bone density and prevent calcium loss during urination.

Backed by scientific research, chlorogenic acid changes the way glucose is absorbed in the body, which may result in weight loss, as well as many other health benefits.

The EnergyFirst Shake is a blend of the highest quality, most easily absorbed protein in existence, good fats / oils (containing essential fatty acids omega 3 and 6), and high fiber fruit in the perfect balance for fat loss and lasting energy.

Also a great product for those on a weight - loss program because you will optimize the digestive system, which will mean that you will utilize foods better, they will be broken down more efficiently and absorbed as well as excreted more efficiently.

She was ultimately diagnosed with Hashimoto's as well as Celiac disease which accounted for her multiple nutrient deficiencies, weight loss, and inability to absorb thyroid hormone medication.

This tea may also serve as a weight loss tea, because as it promotes a faster and better digestion, it allows your body to better absorb the nutrients you need from food and rid it of unwanted harmful elements and excessive fluids.

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Good Faith Deposit: The amount of cash required as a good faith to absorb losses in open futures contraGood Faith Deposit: The amount of cash required as a good faith to absorb losses in open futures contragood faith to absorb losses in open futures contracts.

These institutions, as well as certain regulated banks, had also assumed significant debt burdens while providing the loans described above and did not have a financial cushion sufficient to absorb large loan defaults or MBS losses.

The new rules forced banks to increase their capital reserves, which have helped them better absorb future loan losses.

But M2 is showing some life, and my M3 proxy as well... quietly, banks in the Federal Reserve System are expanding their balance sheets, making up for the loss of commercial paper (and mebbe absorbing some collapsing conduits...).

This would prevent the unintended consequences of having multiples of protection written on a given risk, where a weak party like AIG is incapable of making good on all of the derivative contracts that they have written, which could lead to its own systemic risk if other derivative counterparties can't absorb the losses.

Shareholders and bondlholders should absorb loss first and second (DM: good answer).

However, Avangardco (AVGR: LI) is a classic example (rightly, or wrongly) of a particularly reviled & neglected company — while I clearly think it's a cheap high growth stock, it's probably a good idea to limit such holdings unless you're prepared to absorb significant pain & losses (ideally, on an interim basis!).

In this condition, your pet's intestines can not absorb food nutrients well, which can cause weight loss and decreased appetite.

The German energy industry has lobbied incessantly to amend the clean energy reforms — had they embraced the changes and absorbed the associated losses earlier, they would be in better shape today.

Tata AIG's Commercial Vehicle Insurance plans are designed to absorb the impact of any loss or damage to the vehicle, its drivers and contents as well as any liability arising out of the Third party.

But if you can't insure a product, you can't in good faith ship it because the company or nation that shipped it would have to absorb any losses.

The latter have significantly larger reserves to absorb most losses from theft and also have government backing as well as insurance.

Insurance is best used for protecting against a loss you can't or don't want to absorb.

A Florida short sale allows both you and the lender to be ultimately in a better position because the lender, too, will prefer to recoup only part of the mortgage amount than to absorb a total loss from a foreclosure.

I even considered going to Morocco for research purposes, despite one of my friends getting amoebic dysentry there (actually, she reckons it was the best weight - loss trick ever, she could eat anything she liked and didn't absorb a single calorie).